Native Shade Garden Rails - Bartlett Arboretum - Stamford, CT - Eagle Scout Project Sites on Waymarking.com

The Bartlett Arboretum in Stamford, CT has several themed areas, or collections. One is the Native Shade Plant Garden, showcasing plants of Connecticut.

From their website:

"The flowering plants, shrubs, and ferns featured in this garden are native to the northeast. These varieties existed in the region when European settlers first arrived and co-evolved with local insects, birds and other animals to form an interdependent community. They are ideal for any ecologically balanced garden, as they require limited resources and attract and support native pollinators."

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The garden is surrounded by low wooden railings that protect them from people walking into them. They were built by Michael Faherty of Stamford's Troop 11.

Name of Eagle Scout: Michael Faherty Project Completion Date: 08/01/2023 Troop Number: 11 Troop Location: Stamford, CT

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